THE OUT referral code
THE OUT is Jaguar Land Rover's own app-based car hire service, and as of July 2026 it is worth booking only if you were already paying premium-hire rates: it publishes no rate card and quotes in-app. Referral code CI311 takes £50 off a first booking.
The service launched on 8 April 2019, built by JLR's InMotion Ventures arm. Vehicles (typically Range Rovers, Defenders, and Jaguar F-Paces) are delivered to your door anywhere in the UK. THE OUT's refer-a-friend programme gives both sides £50: you enter CI311 at checkout on your first booking in the app, and the referrer receives £50 in THE OUT account credit as soon as that booking is made (terms as verified on theout.com/refer in July 2026).
Last tested on by Seb Place.
Seb has not used THE OUT. This page tests the referral, not the product.
Part 1
The offer
Or copy the referral link below:
And copy the code to enter:
Reward
Get £50 off your first booking with THE OUT, Jaguar Land Rover's premium app-based car hire service.
How it works
- Click the referral link on this page to visit theout.com/refer
- Download THE OUT app
- Create an account and complete the verification steps
- When making your first booking, enter referral code CI311 at checkout
- £50 is deducted from your booking total
THE OUT
Premium app-based car rental service powered by Jaguar Land Rover. Vehicles are delivered UK-wide, free in London (Zones 1–5), select airports and Greater Birmingham, with all-inclusive pricing.
4.0 / 5
My rating for this deal
This rates the THE OUT referral itself: what you get, what you have to do to get it, and how long it takes to arrive. It isn’t a rating of THE OUT as a company.
Why this rating
The credit applies to the first booking, so there is no qualifying period and nothing to claim afterwards. It rates where it does because a premium rental is an expensive thing to need before the reward means anything, which makes this the narrowest audience on the site outside broadband.
Part 2
Is it for you?
THE OUT referral summary
- Reward
- £50 off first booking
- Reward type
- Booking discount
- Requirement
- Make one booking with THE OUT
- Time to receive
- As soon as the first booking is made
THE OUT referral pros and cons
Pros
- £50 off your first booking, and it is the only saving available: THE OUT runs no public voucher codes
- Premium fleet: Range Rovers, Defenders, and Jaguars rather than economy hatchbacks
- Delivery and collection at your door, free in London (Zones 1–5), select airports and Greater Birmingham
- All-inclusive pricing: insurance, unlimited mileage (capped at 600 miles a day, then 30p a mile), additional drivers, child seats, bike racks, and EU travel cover bundled in
- App-first booking: no airport rental desks, paperwork, or upsell ritual
- Excellent 4.8 / 5 Trustpilot rating from over 1,800 reviews
Cons
- Premium pricing: no published rate card, and Skyscanner quoted London hire from £452 a day in August 2026, which makes the £50 code 11% of a single day
- Free delivery covers only London (Zones 1–5), select airports and Greater Birmingham; everywhere else, Manchester included, carries a fee
- JLR-only fleet: no choice of BMW, Audi, Mercedes, or other manufacturers
- The £50 discount only applies to your first booking, not subsequent rentals
- Smaller fleet than the big agencies: less flexibility on peak-demand dates
What is THE OUT?
THE OUT is a premium app-based car rental service operated by Jaguar Land Rover's InMotion Ventures arm. Launched in London in April 2019, it now delivers vehicles UK-wide, free in London (Zones 1–5), select airports and Greater Birmingham, and for a fee elsewhere. The fleet is exclusively Jaguar and Land Rover models, including Range Rover Sport, Velar, Defender, and Jaguar F-Pace.
What is THE OUT?
THE OUT is a premium app-based car rental service operated by Jaguar Land Rover's InMotion Ventures arm. Launched in London in April 2019, it now delivers vehicles UK-wide, free in London (Zones 1–5), select airports and Greater Birmingham, and for a fee elsewhere. The fleet is exclusively Jaguar and Land Rover models, including Range Rover Sport, Velar, Defender, and Jaguar F-Pace.
The launch announcement (opens in new tab) is JLR's own, and InMotion Ventures is its venture capital and shared-mobility arm rather than a rental subsidiary. The operating company is InMotion Ventures 3 Limited (opens in new tab), UK company number 10445040.
Booking is app-first, iOS or web, and the driver's licence is uploaded once and reused for every rental after that. THE OUT is rated 4.8 / 5 on Trustpilot (opens in new tab) from over 1,800 reviews.
How much does THE OUT cost, and the cheapest way to book
THE OUT publishes no rate card. Every booking is quoted in the app for your vehicle, dates and delivery address, and none of its public vehicle pages carry a price (checked July 2026). The only pricing JLR has ever published is the April 2019 launch rate: £195 for the first day, £100 per day after that, from £295 for a weekend. That figure is seven years old and the lowest in circulation. Skyscanner's provider page for THE OUT quoted London hire from £452 a day, against a £695 daily average, when read on 13 August 2026. The cheapest way in is a refer-a-friend code, since THE OUT runs no public voucher codes: CI311 takes £50 off a first booking.
How much does THE OUT cost, and the cheapest way to book
THE OUT publishes no rate card. Every booking is quoted in the app for your vehicle, dates and delivery address, and none of its public vehicle pages carry a price (checked July 2026). The only pricing JLR has ever published is the April 2019 launch rate: £195 for the first day, £100 per day after that, from £295 for a weekend. That figure is seven years old and the lowest in circulation. Skyscanner's provider page for THE OUT quoted London hire from £452 a day, against a £695 daily average, when read on 13 August 2026. The cheapest way in is a refer-a-friend code, since THE OUT runs no public voucher codes: CI311 takes £50 off a first booking.
Prices move with model and with demand, so treat any daily figure you see quoted elsewhere as an estimate rather than the price you will be shown.
The launch pricing (opens in new tab) applied to a Discovery Sport and is seven years old, but it fixes the shape of the pricing: a high first day, a lower per-day rate the longer you keep the car, and a premium tier well above mainstream hire. It is a floor, not a price: read it as the least THE OUT has ever cost.
Skyscanner (opens in new tab) is the only aggregator publishing a current daily figure, and it is a third-party estimate rather than THE OUT's own price. Read on 13 August 2026, its provider page put London hire at £452 a day cheapest against a £695 daily average, broken down as Intermediate SUV from £452, Premium SUV from £557 and Fullsize SUV from £883. The number moves between crawls (the same page was indexed at £541 and at £544 for the cheapest day), so use it for the scale and not as a quote.
Against £452 for the cheapest London day, the £50 referral credit is 11% of one day's hire. Worth claiming, since no other discount exists, but it does not move you down a tier.
What the price already covers (per theout.com, July 2026), which is where the comparison with a cheaper headline rate gets interesting:
- Fully comprehensive insurance, provided by Car Care Plan
- Unlimited mileage, subject to a fair usage allowance of 600 miles per 24 hours, with extra miles charged at 30p (THE OUT's help article (opens in new tab), captured June 2024)
- Additional drivers, at no extra cost
- Child seats, bike racks and Apple CarPlay
- EU travel insurance for driving into mainland Europe
- Delivery and collection: free in London (Zones 1–5), select airports and Greater Birmingham; a fee applies elsewhere in the UK
- Journey essentials and enhanced cleaning, at no added cost
At a traditional rental desk, insurance excess reduction, an additional driver and a child seat alone can add £20–£60 a day. That is real money against a mainstream rate, and it is around a tenth of the £452 day Skyscanner quoted in August 2026. Bundling narrows the like-for-like comparison; it does not change which tier THE OUT sits in.
Three levers beyond the referral code:
- Book longer, not shorter. The published launch structure charged roughly half as much per day after day one, so a three-day trip costs far less per day than three separate one-day hires.
- Take a cheaper model. A Discovery Sport or Range Rover Evoque quotes well below a Range Rover Sport or an F-Type.
- Deliver inside the free zone. A London (Zones 1–5), airport or Greater Birmingham address avoids the delivery fee that applies elsewhere.
One eligibility note: THE OUT states that many of its vehicles are available to drivers over 25, so check the age requirement on the model you want before you plan around it.
How does the THE OUT referral scheme work?
Download THE OUT app, create your account, and enter referral code CI311 at checkout when making your first booking. £50 comes off your booking total automatically, and the referrer receives £50 in THE OUT account credit as soon as you book. There is no cap on referrals.
How does the THE OUT referral scheme work?
Download THE OUT app, create your account, and enter referral code CI311 at checkout when making your first booking. £50 comes off your booking total automatically, and the referrer receives £50 in THE OUT account credit as soon as you book. There is no cap on referrals.
The link on this page goes to theout.com/refer (opens in new tab), and the app comes from the iOS App Store. Account creation includes a verification step, a driver's licence upload and an identity check, which has to clear before you can book anything.
The discount applies to your first booking only. Subsequent bookings revert to standard pricing, so the code is worth one use and no more.
Who is THE OUT best for?
THE OUT suits people already planning a premium rental: weekend road trips, family weekends away, special occasions, or executives who want an app-first alternative to airport rental desks. The £50 discount is 11% of the £452 day Skyscanner quoted for London hire in August 2026, so it does not change the underlying price point: daily rates sit well above mainstream rentals.
Who is THE OUT best for?
THE OUT suits people already planning a premium rental: weekend road trips, family weekends away, special occasions, or executives who want an app-first alternative to airport rental desks. The £50 discount is 11% of the £452 day Skyscanner quoted for London hire in August 2026, so it does not change the underlying price point: daily rates sit well above mainstream rentals.
THE OUT is designed for a specific kind of customer rather than the everyday hire market: the trip where the car is part of the point. Range Rovers and Defenders for a country weekend, a wedding or an anniversary, delivered to your door instead of collected from an airport queue. Child seats, bike racks and EU travel insurance come bundled rather than upsold at a desk, and there is no desk, no key-collection queue and no upsell ritual, because the whole thing runs through the app.
Not a fit for: routine economy rentals, strictly cost-conscious hire, or trips where the car is purely functional. £50 off a day Skyscanner priced at £452 in August 2026 does not bring THE OUT into Enterprise- or Sixt-economy territory, and if price is the only deciding factor a traditional rental will still come in cheaper.
How THE OUT compares to traditional rental services
THE OUT is more expensive than mainstream rentals like Sixt, Enterprise, or Hertz, but it bundles delivery, collection, insurance, additional drivers, child seats, and EU travel cover into the headline price. Traditional rentals usually charge for those extras at the desk. THE OUT's fleet is also limited to JLR vehicles rather than a multi-brand inventory.
How THE OUT compares to traditional rental services
THE OUT is more expensive than mainstream rentals like Sixt, Enterprise, or Hertz, but it bundles delivery, collection, insurance, additional drivers, child seats, and EU travel cover into the headline price. Traditional rentals usually charge for those extras at the desk. THE OUT's fleet is also limited to JLR vehicles rather than a multi-brand inventory.
- vs Sixt and Enterprise: where they still win is sheer fleet size and out-of-city coverage, which no amount of bundling closes
- vs the premium tiers (Sixt Premium, Hertz): Sixt delivers to your address too, but it charges by direct distance and its own help centre says it rents “vehicle groups, not specific makes or models”. THE OUT's free zone and its promise of the car you actually booked are the difference, and how far each operator delivers before it charges you is where that is priced. Hertz's UK Dream Collection has no page left to compare against
- vs peer-to-peer (Turo, Hiyacar): cheaper and broader in selection, but vehicle quality, insurance and host responsiveness vary. THE OUT is a single professional operator with a consistent service standard
Part 3
How it compares
THE OUT referral at a glance
| Your reward | £50 off first booking |
| Friend's reward | £50 account credit |
| Reward type | Booking discount |
| Requirement | Make one booking with THE OUT |
| Time to receive | As soon as the first booking is made |
| Referral limit | Unlimited |
THE OUT key facts
Free delivery area
London (Zones 1–5), select airports, and Greater Birmingham
Part 4
Questions & related
THE OUT referral FAQ
What is the THE OUT referral code?
Referral Plug's verified THE OUT referral code is CI311. Use it when signing up via https://www.theout.com/refer (opens in new tab), last tested by Seb Place on 2026-09-22.Does THE OUT offer a discount code, voucher code, or promo code?
No, THE OUT doesn't run public discount or voucher codes that anyone can use. The way to save is its refer-a-friend code, entered at checkout: £50 off your first booking for you, and £50 in account credit for the member who refers you. If you are searching for a THE OUT promo code, the referral code is the legitimate equivalent. Last verified: 22 September 2026. Compare how this works across every brand I cover in my UK voucher codes guide.How much does THE OUT cost to hire?
THE OUT does not publish a rate card. Every booking is quoted in the app for the vehicle, dates and delivery address you choose, and as of July 2026 none of its public vehicle pages show a price. The only pricing JLR has published is the April 2019 launch rate: £195 for the first day, £100 per day thereafter, and from £295 for a weekend on a Discovery Sport. That is seven years old and the lowest figure in circulation, so treat it as a floor: Skyscanner's provider page for THE OUT quoted London hire from £452 a day, against a £695 daily average, when read on 13 August 2026. Either figure puts THE OUT well above mainstream hire at Sixt or Enterprise, though the quote covers fully comprehensive insurance, unlimited mileage (capped in THE OUT's terms at 600 miles per 24 hours, then 30p a mile), additional drivers, child seats, EU travel insurance and delivery (free in London Zones 1–5, select airports and Greater Birmingham). Referral code CI311 takes £50 off a first booking, which is 11% of one day at £452.Is THE OUT legit, and who owns it?
Yes. THE OUT is Jaguar Land Rover's own car hire service rather than a broker or reseller. It trades as InMotion Ventures 3 Limited, registered in England and Wales as company number 10445040 with a registered office at Abbey Road, Whitley, Coventry, and it launched in April 2019 through JLR's InMotion Ventures arm. Insurance on its rentals is distributed and administered by Lloyd's Syndicate 4444, FCA Financial Services Register number 204847. It holds 4.8 / 5 on Trustpilot from over 1,800 reviews.How does the £50 THE OUT referral discount work?
THE OUT pays £50 to both sides. You enter referral code CI311 at checkout on your first booking and £50 comes off the total. The member who referred you receives £50 in THE OUT account credit as soon as you make that booking. There is no cap on how many friends one member can refer, and the discount applies to your first booking only: later bookings are at standard rates.How do I enter a THE OUT referral code?
Download THE OUT app and create an account, then complete the driver's licence and identity verification steps. When you make your first booking, enter referral code CI311 at checkout: £50 is deducted from your booking total automatically, and the referrer receives £50 credited to their THE OUT account as soon as you book.Where does THE OUT deliver?
THE OUT delivers across the whole of the UK, but free delivery and collection covers only London (Zones 1–5), select airports, and Greater Birmingham. Everywhere else, Manchester included, carries a delivery fee: check the app for the charge to your address. The service was London-only at its 2019 launch, when free delivery ran to Zones 1–3 plus Gatwick, Heathrow and City airports, and has expanded since.What cars does THE OUT offer?
THE OUT exclusively rents Jaguar and Land Rover vehicles, since it is owned by JLR's InMotion Ventures arm. The fleet includes Range Rover Sport, Range Rover Velar, Land Rover Defender, and Jaguar F-Pace, among others, plus a classic collection. Specific availability depends on your location and booking dates, and THE OUT states that many of its vehicles are available to drivers over 25.Is THE OUT good value?
It depends on what you are comparing to. Against economy hire at Sixt or Enterprise, THE OUT is more expensive even after the £50 referral discount: Skyscanner quoted its cheapest London day at £452 on 13 August 2026. Adding insurance excess reduction, an additional driver and a child seat to a traditional rental costs £20–£60 a day, which closes part of that gap and not the tier gap. THE OUT is best value when you had already planned a premium rental and want a fleet of Range Rovers and Defenders rather than a generic SUV.Can I take a THE OUT car to Europe?
Yes. THE OUT bundles EU travel insurance into the standard booking, so vehicles can be driven into mainland Europe within the rental period, subject to THE OUT's terms. Delivery and collection still take place within the UK: there is no European drop-off option.How does THE OUT compare to Turo or Hiyacar?
Turo and Hiyacar are peer-to-peer marketplaces: you rent from individual hosts. They are typically cheaper and have a wider selection (including non-JLR brands), but vehicle quality and host responsiveness vary. THE OUT is a single professional operator with consistent vehicle quality, central support, and a JLR-only fleet. Turo hosts may offer delivery; Hiyacar has none in its model, so you go to the car and meet its owner.What does the referrer get from a THE OUT referral?
One thing to flag: the referrer (the existing THE OUT customer who shared this code) receives £50 in THE OUT account credit as soon as you make your first booking. You receive £50 off your first booking. THE OUT funds both rewards, so the price you pay on the booking (before the £50 discount) is unaffected by whether you sign up using a referral code or directly.
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